Jerod

we all did three different things to find that information.

we all did three different things to find that information.

Yeah. I think that there's a lot of like really cool things in arc that are like UI level fundamental changes to the way that you would browse specifically the things like a split view, being able to split into three different panels and view things side by side. That's really awesome. Having the tab bar on the side and hideable and then like having, you can swipe between multiple tab bars.

Yeah. I think that there's a lot of like really cool things in arc that are like UI level fundamental changes to the way that you would browse specifically the things like a split view, being able to split into three different panels and view things side by side. That's really awesome. Having the tab bar on the side and hideable and then like having, you can swipe between multiple tab bars.

So like when I was using it, every project that I was working on had its own tab bar. And I could just leave those tabs open and then I wanted to go work on something else. I switch over to that one and go really nice. And you could rename tabs too. So, you know, the 40th Google sheet that you open, you can rename it to be something memorable so that you can actually get back to it.

So like when I was using it, every project that I was working on had its own tab bar. And I could just leave those tabs open and then I wanted to go work on something else. I switch over to that one and go really nice. And you could rename tabs too. So, you know, the 40th Google sheet that you open, you can rename it to be something memorable so that you can actually get back to it.

And that was all just like really cool stuff. This max stuff I have turned off completely. And that's because it's all just AI stuff. It's you want to search for something and the page, it will generate a page that cobbles together a bunch of stuff from around the internet into one page for you. Or it'll do like smart things about tidying your tabs or renaming them or things like that.

And that was all just like really cool stuff. This max stuff I have turned off completely. And that's because it's all just AI stuff. It's you want to search for something and the page, it will generate a page that cobbles together a bunch of stuff from around the internet into one page for you. Or it'll do like smart things about tidying your tabs or renaming them or things like that.

All of that, A, is not all that easy.

All of that, A, is not all that easy.

useful when like it's just saving me one or two steps which i could just do on my own when i need them but then also like it kind of muddies things up because like a lot of companies don't want these ai features in they don't want them bleeding into to the workplace because they don't know how to control their data with that and when it's built fundamentally into the browser like that then companies can overreact and be like we're just going to block that browser completely

useful when like it's just saving me one or two steps which i could just do on my own when i need them but then also like it kind of muddies things up because like a lot of companies don't want these ai features in they don't want them bleeding into to the workplace because they don't know how to control their data with that and when it's built fundamentally into the browser like that then companies can overreact and be like we're just going to block that browser completely

Copilot is a massive loss. Last time I heard for Microsoft or GitHub, it costs them $30 a user and I pay $10 a month for that. It's just not that profitable because it's so intense to train these models.

Copilot is a massive loss. Last time I heard for Microsoft or GitHub, it costs them $30 a user and I pay $10 a month for that. It's just not that profitable because it's so intense to train these models.

I was skeptical of switching to Raycast when it was all free because it was like, I don't want to build up my workflow around you and then you die because you couldn't sustain yourself. And then I have to go crawling back to Alfred. Spotlight, man. It's right there. It's built in. That's true. Raycast does so much, though. It's so nice.

I was skeptical of switching to Raycast when it was all free because it was like, I don't want to build up my workflow around you and then you die because you couldn't sustain yourself. And then I have to go crawling back to Alfred. Spotlight, man. It's right there. It's built in. That's true. Raycast does so much, though. It's so nice.

But yeah, like once they had that, and it was for pretty simple features. Like I have more than one Mac. I'll sync between those. That's totally worth it for me. And they have some AI stuff, which is pretty nice too. Like that's probably my primary interface into all of these chatbots is like through the Raycast interface for that.

But yeah, like once they had that, and it was for pretty simple features. Like I have more than one Mac. I'll sync between those. That's totally worth it for me. And they have some AI stuff, which is pretty nice too. Like that's probably my primary interface into all of these chatbots is like through the Raycast interface for that.

But it's also something that you can completely ignore if you don't want to use it.

But it's also something that you can completely ignore if you don't want to use it.